, 1887-03-03

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Madrid cigars direct from Key West
just received at l.. X. G. Smiths.
Ladies', go to the Great Eastern for your
fine dress goods. 2-l2
The snow disappeared fast yester-
day and last night. A few days of
the same kind Of weather will wipe
out the snow entirely.
Lieut.. Merriman and brother, G.
K. Merriman, of Fort Spokane, who
have been in this city fortwo or three
days left for the post yesterday.
Everything is marked away down at the
Great Eastern. 2.12
A large cesspool has been dug on
the street in front of the Arlington
hotel to be used until connection can
be made with the sewer, which will
probably be laid that far by April.
w. II. Wright has purchased the
interest of ALI MastersOn in the SpO-
kane blacksmithing shop. Mr..
Wright Is a skillful workmen and
will do we'll in his new undertaking.
Yesterday presented very unpleas-
ant specimen of weather. Snow and
rain fell and Il thaw progressed all
at the same time. There was a
flavor of spring about the visitation.
II you want to sell your house and lot
quick, list it with Pattee 81 Cady. 2.ls
Spring cloth jackets 81 to close out
ut +. III. Mason d Co.
Grand opening of the Arlington
hotel next Tuesday evening.
There was q general barrenness
Of local happenings yesterday. Even
the usual crop Of Saturday night
fulls seemed to short.
Money to loan on city real estate
and improved farm lands at lowest
rates. Apply to the Northwestern
q Pacific Mortgage company.
Immense bargains IN ladies' cloaks at
the Great Eastern. 2-l2
$40 cloaks for SIS and others in
same proportion at the great closing
out sale of F. II. Mason & Go.
E. NJ. Pound made his appearance
on the streets yesterday after long
spell Of sickness. He does not look
now as though he was good for any
special athletic exercise.
Spring merino shirts and drawers
only SOC a suit at f. III. Manson e. Co.
Those who have not already left
orders for carriages at the office of
the Arlington hotel should do so to.
morrow. Carriages will be in wait
ing to to convey guests to and from
the hOtel and opera house and to
their homes.
Prices are cut with a sharp, two-edged
sword at the Great Eastern. pig
Some one passed bottle of alcohol
Though the window to prisoner in
Jail yesterday. The fellow took a
liberal dose of the fiery fluid and
became insensible from the effects.
The officers feared that the fellow
would not recover from the indul-
gence.
The two men who were arrested
for robbery, and were again rearrest-
ed, had their examination yester-
day. They were fined $25 and costs,
and in default they will be sent to
the county Jail at Cheney. Officer
Leininger will take the couple below
to-day.
Special showing OF ladies' muslin
& Co. great closing out sale.
A. L. Davis & Son have been do
ing wholesale business lately in
the sale of pianos. r. w. Forrest
has purchased fine upright Decker
instrument. MIR. Baily, of the CAL
ifOrnin house, a handsome upright,
and Mrs. Newbery a baby grand,
one Of the finest instruments that
ever came to the city.
Great slaughter OF overccats at the
Great Eastern. 2l2
In the selection of city ticket at
the coming election, the REVIEW
has been inclined to advocate a fair
nomination without regard to politi-
cal preferences. However, that
course does not seem to suit the To-
cal organ of the democratic party of
Spokane Falls. Indeed that sheet
makes sport Of any such suggestion.
II that Is the decision of the demo-
cratic voters of this city the REVIEW
is perfectly willing to let the selec.
ton he decided by "A party vote.
Tomorrow night the new Milwau-
kee Beer Hall, at the corner of Main
and Howard streets, will be thrown
open to the public. Tho place has
be0n newly renovated and over
hauled and will be one of the neatest
public stands about town. A feature
of the first night will he II grand free
lunch. Mr.. Michael proposes to
serve lunches every day, and keep
an establishment strictly first-class.
He will be ably assisted by Mat.
Laib, who will be manager of the
house. The location is central and
the establishment will at once fall
into public favor.
John Davis is just in from Ward
ner. He made the trip from the
Mission to Occur d. Alene city
through 4th Of July canyon. The
snow over the trail is from five to
ten feet deep, and trrveling is very
uncertain. All manner Of convey
ances are on the road. One horse
sleighs carrying two kegs of beer for
II load, toboggans drawn by hand,
ahd pack trains. When man steps
off the beaten track he generally
goes out of sight Mr. Davis mad q